Environmental Water Systems RO4-UV - Manual (Page 4)

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Step by step instructions to mount and secure the supplied dispenser/faucet
Professional Installation is Strongly Recommended
Step 1: Locate Faucet Parts Bag
Parts Included: faucet body with handle, faucet spout with tip, decorative washer, black rubber
washer, white beveled washer, lock washer, hex nut, 1/4” tube insert sleeve,
1/4” plastic compression ferrule, 1/4” compression nut
Optional Parts: flat white washer (for use under decorative washer depending on hole/application)
air gap adaptor (white) for use with reverse osmosis air gap applications
Preferred - Select a standard sink location to mount the faucet.
It is recommended that the faucet be placed in a hole provided on most sinks similar to the holes used for a sprayer,
soap dispenser and/or dishwasher air gap. If the hole or space is unavailable, an alternative location will be required:
NON-AIR GAP: MINIMUM HOLE REQUIRED 1/2”, MAXIMUM 1 3/8”
AIR GAP: MINIMUM HOLE REQUIRED 1 1/4”, MAXIMUM 1 3/8”
Option A: On the sink. This option is to drill a new hole into the sink rim itself, if space allows.
Option B: On the countertop next to a sink. This option is to position the faucet spout in the correct location to
drain into the sink. This requires a clearance around the faucet both above and below the counter-
top. Use the supplied dispenser as a template or see the enclosed dispenser schematic and dis-
penser dimensions.
Prepare to drill the hole using the dispenser as a template.
• Sinks can be made of, but not limited to, stainless steel, copper, porcelain/steel, enamel/cast iron, man-made surfaces,
stone, concrete, and/or materials known or unknown at this time.
• Countertops can be made of, but not limited to, or be a combination of, natural stone, enamel, porcelain, concrete,
wood, metals and/or man-made materials known or unknown at this time.
CAUTION:
Please consult with the sink or countertop manufacture, supplier, fabricator, or installer for proper drilling tech-
niques and methods.
EXTREME CARE MUST BE TAKEN IN DRILLING THE HOLE FOR ANY SURFACE. THE SURFACE MATERIALS OF
SINKS AND COUNTERTOPS CAN CHIP OR CRACK. THE MANUFACTURER ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR
ANY DAMAGE RESULTING FROM THIS INSTALLATION.
WARNING:
USE SAFETY GLASSES OR OTHER EYE PROTECTION WHEN GRINDING OR DRILLING TO PREVENT POSSIBLE
EYE INJURY DUE TO FLYING PARTICLES.
Placement or Locating Dispenser/Faucet - Reverse Osmosis